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Automated Web Testing with Watin

I've apparently been living under a rock, because this was new to me.  Via Hammet, there is a .Net equivalent to WATIR called Watin at
http://watin.sourceforge.net/.  They've even got a Fitnesse fixture built for it as well.  I was pretty happy with Selenium when I used it last year and it has the key advantage of being cross browser, but I'll definitely give Watin a spin next time I do web development.

Of course, I betcha Bret would tell you that the big advantage to WATIR is the Ruby language. 

Posted 01-10-2007 3:34 PM by Jeremy D. Miller

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kjempekjekt.com » Blog Archive » WatiN wrote kjempekjekt.com » Blog Archive » WatiN
on 01-11-2007 2:56 AM
Frederic Torres wrote re: Automated Web Testing with Watin
on 01-21-2007 10:12 PM

If you want to develop web automation with C# or VB.NET you can also try www.InCisif.net.

John Smic wrote re: Automated Web Testing with Watin
on 02-02-2007 9:04 PM

I would be interested in your comments regarding WebAii here: www.artoftest.com. You can use .NET to automate both IE & FF using the same object model.

Alex wrote re: Automated Web Testing with Watin
on 02-09-2007 3:55 PM

You can also try SWExplorerAutomation SWEA (<a href='http://webiussoft.com'>http://webiussoft.com'</a>). SWEA records, replays and generates C# or VB.NET test code for Web applications (including AJAX).

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on 01-26-2008 2:30 PM

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